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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1906
Page
4
Directory listing numerous Pythian lodges across Missouri with meeting nights, locations, and officers. Includes St Louis temples and lodges from De Soto to Jefferson City plus towns like Moberly and Sedalia, detailing chancellor commanders and keepers of records and seal.
McKinley No. 21 meets on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday at 553 Main St. Arnart Bammy serves as chancellor commander and Bouwar E. Warxins as keeper of records and seal. The group gathers at Te Vendome Academy, 1734 Grand Ave, for their regular sessions and lodge activities.
Advertisement highlights the Southwest as a land of opportunity for average earners with cheap land and growing communities along the MK and T Railway in Indian Territory Oklahoma and Texas. It touts cheap round trip rail passes, stopovers, and a free paper titled The Coming Country to attract settlers and investors.
In Pettis County Missouri a suit for divorce by John Thomas Johnson against Ida Johnson is publicly notified. The case filed July 16 1906 in vacation by attorney H G Philips seeks a divorce for desertion and requires Ida Johnson to appear at the next term beginning October in Sedalia Missouri or risk judgment by default.
Dear Brethren please notify Rev R D Davis of Taylor Chapel with the number of delegates from your charge for the district conference. Do so promptly to arrange accommodations for pastors and delegates. WHS mira Presiding Elder
A fragment urges Sedalia residents to settle debts with collector Susie V. Newbill, noting an imminent early call and stressing the need for payment. The terse plea frames the owed money as essential cash.
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